Mon
29
SEP
2003
Solid Structure, Appropriate Markup
Earlier this month I mentioned SimpleBits' SimpleQuiz, a terrific series to help you think about the markup you choose and why. All month they’ve had fascinating discussions about structural markup and preferred methods. So far they’ve covered the following:
- Part I: Headings
- Part II: A List
- Part III: Heading and List
- Part IV: When to P
- Part V: Site and Page Titles
- Part VI: Form(atting)
- Part VII: Order Up
- Part VIII: Titles
SimpleBits' Dan Cederholm went ahead and created a section for this, too, at SimpleBits | SimpleQuiz with the quiz, thoughts, and conclusions. It’s all well worth checking out and following.
See also my recent article, reference on using appropriate markup and solid structure: Semantics, HTML, XHTML, and Structure.
11:37 am, pdt
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